
Size isn't your face. It's your attitude.
Size isn't a limit: it's a starting point. It's defined by the curvature of the front and the end pieces, not just the width, and there's no single right size for each face. Choose based on how you want the frame to look on you.
Understated.
compact and discreet
Reads small and discreet. Covers just enough, weighs next to nothing. For those who want their sunglasses to complement, not dominate.
MThe classic.
the classic size
The proportion most people recognize as their own. Includes the wraparound sport styles: narrow but curved, they hug more than they seem.
Noticed.
large, with presence
A wider front, more lens coverage and more side protection. For those who want their sunglasses to take center stage, whatever the width of their face.
Here I am.
oversized
Going one size up is a statement. Maximum coverage and protection, with the frame as the centerpiece of the look.
Already own an ORBITAL? Try one size up.
Compare the front width (hinge to hinge) with the pair you already wear and decide whether you want the same, or more. If it's not right, you have 30-day returns.
















